1. |
Whiskey
02:18
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Aim the whiskey at the back of your throat
Problem solved
Walk home
It’s not the end of the of the world
Not yet
Not your fault
oh darn the head
The heart the whole
Monty
pythons plays In the dark
Cut to
Shadow boxing in bathroom Mirror
not as kind as you’d like
Hoping for the stallion
Not even 25
Idiot bit me but
Didnt draw blood
Even though both know he could
Call it Stockholm syndrome
Call it love
I call it father and son
Kids will be kids
Boys will be boys
Girls will be girls
Lovers Will hurt you
If you love them enough
Only if you love them enough
Cut to
Staring contests with the bathroom mirror
Go on Knock em dead
Leave them wanting more
Then never do it again
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2. |
Dracula Musical!
01:49
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3. |
Stella
01:35
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4. |
Cut Dead
02:26
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What can I do
It's gotten me beaten black and blue
Why don't you know
You got me moving much too slow
Why can't you see
You got me chasing honey bees
You made me fall
Broke me up and took it all
Call me your messed up boy
Just what I've found
You knock my body to the ground
Just what I've said
You're tearing up my weary head
Do I still shine
After such a lonely time
You cut me dead
You nail me down and kick my head
Cut dead your messed up boy
Hey hey hey
Hey hey hey
Hey hey hey
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5. |
Groundhog Day
02:00
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If you were
waiting
for snow to come
You got it
hated
driving
When I drove
Home in panic
stuck my
neck out
to tell someone
about it
If you were
Saying
You didn’t think this far
I doubt it
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